Samsung Back At issue Attracted BlackBerry Adoption 10

Samsung Back At issue Attracted BlackBerry Adoption 10 - The best hope Reseach in Motion (RIM) in the process of 'recovery' is Samsung, not a BlackBerry 10. Well, how come?

Yup, it's like made by an analyst at Jefferies, Peter Misek, as reported by AllThingsD, who believes that the strategic review of RIM will result in a decision to license the BlackBerry operating system 10. The Samsung thinks is most interested in the company's license.

"Commenting on the latest reports, it seems RIM is aware of what Wall Street had said some time ago, that they are the manufacturer of the subscales and in desperate need of a partner," said Peter Misek as reported by AllThingsD.

"We believe RIM is trying to revive discussions about a licensing deal with Samsung BB 10," she added.

RIM itself through its CEO, Thorsten Heins 10 recognizes that the BlackBerry is a licensing option under serious consideration in his company.

"We do not have economies of scale to compete separately with the people who poured 60 handsets a day," said Heins.

"To give BB10, we may need to melisensinya the 'someone' who can do this in a better proportion of costs that we can do," he continued.

Does the word 'person' as it is called RIM's CEO is the Samsung, it can not predict with certainty. Only, Peter Misek appears to have alleged that direction, considering that this is not the first time for such a theory floated Misek. In his view some time ago, by acquiring a RIM (or get a license BB10), Samsung will get access to the company's customer base and other facilities make for Samsung to not depend on Google's Android operating system.

Interestingly, there is also no certainty Samsung to adopt the BlackBerry operating system 10, since it is still a speculation. It turned out that the impact of speculation buzzed that made Peter Misek Research in Motion shares rose. As we know Peter Misek is seen as influential analysts. No wonder if in the end any speculation impact on RIM's stock price rise in the stock.